Campaign India Team
Jan 19, 2018

Weekend Wrap: 19 January

In the news: Bang in the Middle, Crosshairs Communication, Park Hyatt and Tute Consult

Weekend Wrap: 19 January
BBC Worldwide partners with Aditya Birla Group
 
BBC Worldwide India today announced a partnership with Aditya Birla Group’s Applause Entertainment  that will see the two organisations working together to develop and produce Indian versions of iconic BBC formats starting with Criminal Justice and The Office for the digital audience across India.
 
Bang in the Middle bags two Flemingo Group brands
 
Flemingo Group, the parent company for Mumbai Duty Free and Go Duty Free has appointed Bang in the Middle to handle the communications for the two brands. Go Duty Free manages the stores at the Amritsar, Ahmedabad, Calicut, Chennai, Kolkata, Mangalore, Goa, Trichy, Lucknow and Jaipur airports.
 
Crosshairs Communication gets two new accounts
 
Crosshairs Communication has bagged the PR and social media duties for Noir and Comfort Zone.
 
Noir is positioned as a premium hair salon in Delhi while Comfort Zone offers products and spa treatments. 
 
Tute Consult wins Setu's PR mandate
 
Tute Consult has bagged the public relations for nutraceutical brand Setu following a multi-agency pitch. Setu is a part of the OmniActive group.
 
Park Hyatt ropes in Karen Mendes
 
Park Hyatt Hyderabad has announced the appointment of Karen Mendes as director of sales and marketing. She moves from Renaissance Mumbai. In a career spanning 16 years she has also worked with JW Marriott and Hyatt Mumbai.
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